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SIg.huI~h 81 .ckntu:-rh- breeders
OF Galloway cattle are discussing Il
proposition iu reduce the number and
Increase the qndhty Of the breed. Thr
plan j. for all Holloway br,e i-,S to Sc.
lert one out of the tlr, e OF the bull
calves fur rrcis.fy in the hrrl Look
The other two are si.upiy TO Toe kuoSu
as the 81 Il the rhoroughhrcls, hut hot
snij c, t. registry. these Viii hr sold
on IL, If individual merit at grade prices
OF as rurh more ~ possible. I, Lee us,d
uu range he'd or 10y persons not AK.
/ Us to keep up ped gre-s.
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The NiuI.tcr Ukur>II.n.

Exc county i DIES lutte ui n resi-
lent minister nf the q spel-lNuuser-
Gus Exchanges.
THIS item originated in an article
which SITcared in the IND
some time sirce calling attention /"
the morality Of this county which WIS
indicated ty the ia,t That IA iai! ~Gs
tenRn;le,s Tor more than "a mnnth, AMI
= the same time there va Eo minister
m E.ko. There j. II g"spe: dI~E'u-
str IN the county. located at 1u~curu-
"a whence came tue trs, PRISONER to
the county jill after iis IumS cmp,i-
nes>; int We Il" not wash q br um-
,!crSluoi as ~inSinu"'img That the pres
nee II the minister was the cause
of the misdeIEcauor which cIus,d tie
.~.Iisoner To- br brough; to jill.
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The following frcights. forwarded by
W. L. Smith, left here for r~uscarora to
day:
by Ben Yates team $3.50 feetIumber
for the Nevada Queen.
by Stnuts' team 10000 pounds barley
for G.. W. Peltier Il Co.
BY Lloyd Buffers team 2.i33 feet
inmbrr for the Nevada q rcn.
BY Fred wilson's team $3.50 pounds
merchandise for vari us pprii,s. and
1886 feet lumber for q. W. Peiticr Il
Co, auJ the Nuvad Queen.
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ES S,aars John =. Krtr. who sLot
lii bIv;h.r :Ur N,durIuE Ei- Sitr, has
BIN eAOu'ratrl 10y the Grand Jury at
lawiIus, Wyoming. Now that the
brViLrE and The impending laN~uit are
"i-i os d Of Ne suppose HAT John vii;
receive .hr festive wife to Lis hear, and
hv:ur. Ne mink u nIlu who AiI Tuur
his legs n mi even commit murder TO
ret ro-se,si"m Of unrr.img vile WHO
thinks more o: some other n.au than
she DOES ui nrr husband j. a dam-rG-i
iliut.
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ER. }. j. LEEK,

Omcc-Dcpot Hotel, next to Post.
office.
will 60 60 Tuscrrori My &c. and
rciuru 10 Elko June -. vii; 20 L. Bull.
ion june ~. CrrIin juno 81. Battle
Mountain jane 30. Au.tin July O..
Will sop Mt B'uwtwr. C,itoz. Pnli.
SADIE. Eureka, Hamilton. Ely. Taylor.
Tyb". Pioch". Cherry Cr, ok, Spruce.
mont. md winter Mt Eureka.
| will take the same trip nbone NAV
LIST. 1853. ] shall bC promp, on time
advertised. Due notice will be given
each year before starting ont. I will
give satisfaction II possible. Thanks
for Your patronage.
to CONSULTATION FREE.
Llko. May 10. 1891. CIV.
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A D"wnayi.!r. Cal, dispatch Of the
18th in-tiut -ays:
Hugh CuTrInt was to day EcntcUcrd
10 forty years in State Prison for rob.
nery. The crime was scImmittel on the
Sd Of last January. Cu,rIut planned
she robbery and then he'd FrIuk Wade.
his ,trp-son. aud WIN. Curraat, Lis own
: ~. both under - yeas OF age, assist
him. Under the p~.eteu~G OF selling a
man named Miller II mining claim they
rnticcd him ui.cCttErec miles from Pike
City amt then robbed him Of six bits
"u. Currant, the sou. was convicted
aul received one war.
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,err. $4,000: $50 o had of et:I- al
an e,iiaStion OF SD pr bead. $S6l
zoo; aoao head 81 hRr~e~ ,>tna,~i
value Of $50 pr k-Ad. S7AeS; also an
ioiercst in the California = Oregon
Land Company. alec all interest in tbs
Orrcon Central Wagon Raai Conpany,
l~Siie .Asi- in Nevada aud town prop
suy in winneauccA- Nevada, having
an estimated value 81 $4,000. This
deed calls for norr property than
any deed ever recorded in Er>ieru o-e-
spa. the All! estimate being S2SSo.-
pN.
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~ESn=aineF Specials.

The san Francisco Examiu,r las in.
~nuSunatrl an enterprise which viii be
regarded by q large portion Of tie I'opu.
lation o: Ca!iiomi, a, n positive loon.
II i nothing le : than an attempt to
give tue people If q svUre OF towns ard
their adjoining country the o~pTo!,unity
of rersuing the ieadiEg newspaper o.!
The Coast at Hs early an hour as :he resi-.
dents "f San francisco.
This vii anticipate the regular mail
tain 10y nloIt four hours, aud long be-
fore the other papers reach the points
iuSicatcd the cool citizens uf over
twenty towns AMI of the ,uuOuudln:
county will have read n large portion
oi the s I;ren. page Sunday Examiner.
Two trains are dispatched every SIM
day NOR inI. ore for Santa Cruz and
intermediate points reaching its drstina-
lion at IA A. n. aud the other di--
tributiug the Examiner ut diff. rent
points up the Sacramento river reach
M SncmrIemto City at $40 A. n. thus
Z wing the people along the lines ni the
nail oad-. AS well n~ I = residents Of the
terminal %ci,ira, an opportunity to take
the morning new, from nil pant, OF the
world With their breakfasts.
No ether paper On the Coast hn-
ever accomplished such II irnt o; news.
paper enterprise ani the Examiner I,
getting 20 lively tLIt the oILvr San
Francisco papers will soon be com.
PEELED to attach an e]leciIi, dynamo Il
every sheet.
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The Examiner will Il another spec
ill ITtiu mAt Sunday in addition to
those -uiug to Santa C.ux and SIcrn-
n,ruto. lAis third sunday truin viii
supply tAe SonOnL Valley. iucIuliug
the Iowls OF san ElIael. PrIlluIui.
l~Ies!l~hurs and Ciovrria!e. Ihrsr
three special trans viii he run early
Sunday morning during the SUNNI 7 -
that /. "iie IN the ,ur,uuudiug conn'ry
will receive the Examiner "a, etrlN a., de-
the residents OF Snu Francisco.
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MIDDLE AGED VEN

VIII HrH r uil.l
With inn IRE '"ri svr. 20 tin ~ tnc I',.'lar.
.i'cf .rr inf1ni 0 hr , 1is.' .r ~ @ OF
hurn.u E .'r.Hi 900. .iIl = wrp.,u. w'.itrr - %.
Iuat ~ s. uI.r'T iiT. sfrIrHi A. u4ur .ur. Uu-
~ -'dim"ut 100 ihr urn.. crr. ,Hry ITO O.
int- 'i.fsr.l y I' .urruf e ihm ,uu-" winch !.
"a" -" u'-'rre of ."IE'na' v ssu-
UE- tr'.'NEFIu - Nj >rru goes.
C"E-"ltSiI o. p" Lp-uu-h ,N.m.u. liuu
snl = vu". Incl iu'E cn'r.IrtI andy is ar
MIR 1904" pic 'Nrn.u-ituY rf fIr ur,4.. a.. a.
hn"'~i ".Iairu given 80 very Cr.r
IT." FOLLOW. Z M.tii - ~ rlirI A. the
price, urur.'.
HAST r. ,OprEn'S yIr,L EE.rru.
'fiF', - r bottle. ur Hwlr riu1.s 'h- quautity.
go. aNM ~ H 4 ~ IW b.
~'Ut o." nr'nu" Up Wing hv ! tier. satin.
Ryup'W'Y- 49, sTIlus. ut -,rFfly p.
gr7ittE' ht-tt~s { ans, tons.
th"r'''h nfHl EiIu'y iIrr" =. NTPlf 'rT
IGi ". '"r % Nm 81 Ii,urF anil Il7IrT
'omplTiHt.. GpEarrhgn. GIr"'. l-urrrrrr.
go. - s'iw " al ,ruagtsts u . 10 r.". COZ
y b.,i L. H. - -.
III" = rri-n piTDrLIDv. Nv II ASn
nf-Ptp NI\ PHI. ~ n bet IN tH" fu7rk.i
f"t $40 icy al druts.~-. p..er. - ccurs a bot.
tie Ailr".-.
tNGiIST MEDICAL nisprvsAuY.
No. II EEATyT ~, SAS T.,s,Isgy. al.
teJ.lG-.Gw.iy.
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The snIc.

The Baker City Democrat Of May 81,
says:
A deed WIS a,ed Tor record with Conn.
~ Clerk T.. II. Nix, on May l7tb. iSST.
- which W d. 10 lhnn,et &c IS TO 4
q. singIetary aul pho = 200, 900 acres
Of land at au estimated valds Of - per
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An thsoiutc Cure.

Tho oHiGtSNL Az sTiyH OiSrugyr H.
only pulu? g. age. tsp.uuncc I'm bors.. and
Is ~ SUsrimtr cure for oil sJr.s. burns.
wouHds. crapTci hi1d'. aud al skin ru,.
tons. VII ra.siliroly rurc MI tiris II rrrs
AK Tor tho Rt,lS,L ABiErtyE utyr
MENr. sold by T. T. MULTI ST y cent. yer
boz ~ mail ~ cent.
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Article. eI incorporation.

Arti les Of incorporation Of the II IN
boidt S ueltrg. Milling Improvement
Co, we're fled in the Office OF the COM.
y recorder Yesterday. Tn. purposes
pt the company uvr to carry on II grn'r-
At milling, mining nd smelling and
general trailing Business in the county
# IIuwbn!dt. The capital stock i,
S5D,n01 divided into 100 800 shares
Thc amount OF capital s:o'k aciu .liy
subscribed i S22j.Onn I S;Iv"r State.
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New l'Ek Su"r. Pc. .r", C.r,c-
iah'~ litter to the Wal riugtnu L.
Grant Grand Army Post J. "a s,u-ih e.
and ~ircrre sta I'm at 81 tie difficulty
with which II cou-cieutipu~ off i'll hu-
to lie - Ia the G.,rh.rsc %! uh.Ic dI,Iv~
There i - ~Horg resemblance b.tNrru
the matter OF fact .nd halmeIy ut,er.uce-
If Cleveland on such Occasions, and
those Of Abraham Liucoln-,o 9th strru-
prTty men AMI r:"pAst.ca!ly the PEG.
plv's Pr sllrnts.
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IIClicf For % IIurn,

A painful hnrn * often received dur.
ing kitchen work. Without making amy
other application, break an egg. cover
the burn with several outings 81 the
raw white. allowing each one b. dry he.
fore pnttin9 IN another; ~ often IA the
ilm 81 'gi becomes loo en 81, renew IL.
by thus Keeping tbs b ,rn free from Tie
mir AMI contact with my substance, II
will heal quickly. md no wrappings are
needed.
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Drata on Ihc Dcscri.

The Belmont Courier says: A party
com-is;ing ~ seven persons started from
Arizona some tins ag) foe Ty,p. W ni,r
crossing the dcsar ia Lincoln county
the water gave out and one man died
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from thirs. anil tue balance Of the par.
~ ~ls,oss I~r;>hrd from the ~snt OF
wAt-r. re SarSirasS arrived in Tybo
GA "Wednesday last They gill rn.ain
there it they can procure employment.
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NOTICE OF FORFEIT
URE.

~ AMOS Pi.UMMEK. = c. ykS DUZYR.
L hu"E L'sT-. assigns. AL! all y.r.O.s
holding Lulrr NOIE
N,uag" hereby ."rihei that the md, r,Rn.A
h'S ''r"'h d ~ Labor snd ,"iD. the n'c,0sry
mount g. qEiJrd - LA iu rider tu hnlI min
iHg : ounI - vii Hpf c,r Gy 60 iars,- n 81 -
in" .'hc' "i TIA Rec rlTuf LILo UmEiy. site
e "'N'H. 20 nj t~arh uing Ia srinn,
being ]sltIal-i h. Cope MIniug Di.,rirf. IN tn.
CnuU'y - LiLo, Stat. Of SSsa.A) On tbs
"li.r'Ig Nun.' the "IIiIl-Iir' aud III, .Ea-
l. %" luT the ears lSN5 and I-s6. sui Il within
nin-iy day - t.~ ssr.ir- Of ini. motto, ~
publication. yuu fuiI ur refuse To- .nITiGuts
yHur r"VgriIpu uf such expenditure - co.
""u'', yIHr Upt'Te-t ins IT. tIs!us will To-
co , the progeny Of ihr under gusi. under
SECTION 40. .a.L Revised S!Aint,s Of tho Unisi
StHi'' ~ Ame ir'. ". u. IIASD.
ilk". NCNsIH. February ". 49,. Sad.
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broashi against him. 70 ~Pr-ceate Tor
p-rjary EN- witnesses who unsler oath
represented his tratmsnt OF the insane
~ rru.l and brutal in the ex;rene.-
TSilVer State.
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inn can yet three boxes Of strAvbcf.
rirs Tor 30 cents. md MI kinds Of fresh
fruits aud vegetables Ia season NJ lien
10y. next door o ito pOstufios.
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$500 REWARD.

The above trw,rl viii 10 p,id or n. r---.
Hnh conNictio" ~ any party " parties found
guilty Of s%t'iiinI. killinl or running OF
altering brands or marks Of any live stock
belonging to sny memUof Of tho Nevada Live
stock AEEutiat on.
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FoIsoM. CA usrl Euite.Tinc IN
cbr'Hi' r~.i"umt,!-m with -rrr, benefit.
r'ra,r srmi q supply to J. ". H,tu:s.
q u"t, New, uul ul.liGr y"nr- truly.
/. {. DUEASs. ". -.
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SEER SUCER,
SUM MONS.
TAlias.1
II THE JUSTICES COURT OF SPRUCE
j tn"ut Township. III Ins County 81 EIIs,
sIasS 81 S,NaII.
CIuLIu"ISo QUILICI. Plaintiff.

'HLI'I"lNO CtlLlCl. Plaintiff,
JOSEPH PEARSON. Defendant.
The state " S.VAIA sends O~r,sIius - j.
s".h I'ar,uu, defendant:
lyu are hereby su.uIn ned ia spear s.'ors
ui". At - "nic~ tn rpTuccnuni. In the Coun :
y II Elsu. ur The . ia G,y Of May. \. T.. lssT
a. 10 "'e,",k =. y. in an ,dInn brought
sEs'n-' by sEid pj,iuttn. !, srsUcr he
v.IuUiAint Of the gLav- named n Iniin
sid ac,imr ~ brought To- RECOVER the -urn 81
TWnury. I've HuI SViy.tw, one. hunIrrdtn
S-r.t. hulltTs, lHS ID money. I~tuiN 1921
dollars % tho Ai'T-,Hli Amuuu' TER mnn,y
.uar"l ru ' q. md FIy' Aui SiNiy two one
lu .drrlrh is'G1 Dollars Icing Tor goods.
vtrr- anil mrlgrandi.e fam lid IN goa By
p1aiu'.T AZ lprr in-l,ur-. aud quest. or
- 'su.'ai NdIl'irk o. against you toe inc '.id
Am"rnf. together with costs It thu. suit & yUa
tstl - pp,ar a las,rr.
To a." ah"r.G 80 any Constable o' nii Cum
| -. d,rtt'F: AI.Ls legal service A.. da. re-
iWn LrfcOi.
GlVnu under NV hHnd ihis
9TH lay o iPriI. \. u. fss7.
FHAStIS J. NELLY.
hiu-ticc - the P-sc. OF
il4-ti. sad Np'u 'IHuut ,osnshIp.
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Horse IIodco.

horse rodoo will on Susie
Creek on friIay. June lOia. Al per.
sons interested will pl ase take notice.
o 20. H. NJ. DoEsEr.
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II ynn wnut dshIug trcslr. tn" best
nnl cheapest. go to Muller. lac carries -
complete nssottmenL
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- SANTA ABIE j. OILY soil ia
iurC" br:rI", nj - nu, iGr." fmr - ~.
Soil 10y all whole, ,Ir aud rr,,,' drug.
gI~ts. II-ly.
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$4,000. Howard.
$4,000.

$4,000. Reward. $4,000.
For IL better or more pleasant remedy
for The curc Of consumption. bronchial
tronhlrs. cough. cruup aud whOoping
cough thnu SANTA ABLE. the now Cal.
lorna discovery for consumption. EV-
cry bottle warranted. II you would DO
cured II TINT disgusting di-tn,r, cala rIh
use CALIFORNIA CAr-R CURE, ~
II jrr: by mnil. III 10. Santa !Abie and
Cat RCurc are sold and WARRANTED BY
+. +. Mailer.
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DIS ID.

MYEGs:-Mt Spring Creek. May %, 1887.
infant ION OF MIR. nni MIS-. JAS. j..
Myers. ng"d IL days.
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IFnrm agonS.

Parties desiring to purchase FIRST
CLASS WAGONS a. bed rock p,icrs
can ba accommodated 10y the under.
signed who hnnlle the "Ln Belle"
which Is the best Wagon ON wheels.
Call on or address.
lIAM:LL & HbSETd,y.
BIO. Well. N.vndn.
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aides Pebble Button Shoes from 81
90 pr pair up.
Ltdic-' American XII Baton Shoes
- 81 per pair.
Lace Curtain, ready for use - 81 per
set.
Wool Barge Yelling all col,rs y cent,
per yarl.
Turkey-rcd Table Linen from % c.m,s
per yard up.
Gents C,u'nn flannel Un'.rwear from
81 % per mt "a.
Gents Kut White Co!nrrI Underwear
from 81 30 per ,urt ~.
Gents Bdhrisinu Uui.rMenr from
:. % pr suit up.
Laii,s' Fancy B '.Irg Hru lkrrrhic!, )
for - cents.
Ladies' Fancy Donlrr II .ndkcrchirfs
ior - cyn:..
Children F.ucy Border Handkerchief
% cents per dozen.
BeN, 10 ". Denim Ovrrn.ls. Con;inu
ou> strip - cents.
Mems Sni;, from 81 - M.
Mems Boots from - - up.
Linen Towels from az cents mp.
Th.,c "r" "u.y u !rw quotations
Everything s,ll in proportion.
Buv y.ur god, 1T home uad SAVE
MONET.
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Poor, persecu,rd Hong D.! Il Is
probable that ibis "iuuocrut boy Who
Ly accident killed u wpru n while uc.iug
in self d~r;ew>r' u prpt ct hi- own hi
viii nr ~ .ct"d ~ TIA: ia I,ui,y" If
II hanging either legally or otherwise.
Won: some Kind heigtsl crank OF the
feminine g'ndrr present him with some
l""rn ani other tokens of sympathy
before lac i r;"i to jrlsncut?
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a Chico, Ca, Dispatch oi the .3fd
says:
Hong D.. the Chinlman who mur-
lcrrd Mr.. Bl ion NJ q ,iu~n a ~huut lime
ago. was capture near her t. Il y nII
Mis- Taken Ia OrJvI.Ie, California. for
fear Of violence. Tue murd r caused
intrmsc excitement throughout the
State.
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GEORGE RUSSELL. President.
II. s. NIXON, Secretary.
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CTICo. CNL-I nave hui the cItrrrh
for i've years, AM could hardly talk
pl,iG; | cuuii not hrr .lhe through my
nu>JrlS. Your California Cat-R.Cure
has clrlus-.i out my head. uuI can
t.dk pluI-r nov than | have for thu
uts; 1--WE wears. Y"Ir mr lie ne i al
IA Al II j. rrpp~rn'r 4. an p,~,lu'e sure
for Cutrrrh nni old ia the head.
Yours truly.
CHNELrs 9. ~0vEIsuISEn.
Woodland. CNL-Ynur medicines
urr ~,iiIns hotter than ANY other shelf
Eopl-. aud give ,ntI~fnCtjon to nHi pur-
cht"r> The CT I;.Curr /, praised
very highly los all who have tr,rI It. nul
many cases hove been greatly la.n, fitted
hv its use wh-u nh other ~rruIriir, tried
have prove! ui ~ benefit.
Yours ;.u!y.
PoNp K LNw,oS.
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Virginia ltcpori:-iuuTr - "a solemn
w.uils Ia t,c fac Of hat young Nay.
] nder Who uIom returning homr ntour
/ III tue morning u few days us". NJ.
fatally ,L"t 10y his father. Who Imi-'uoS
him for a burglar. 1t is simply this
either = hpmc before the oil folks 20
to bel or stay Dat uItiI Daylight. Tai,
l. the new style III pntsut reversible
moral. and is warranted to keep ia nny
climate,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-27
ANOTHER BOILER
TO HIGHER THINGS
And In breaking Away Wrecks n l,o!lsr r
House md Destroys tho Life of Two
Boys-The Cause, OF Course, Is Not
Force OF tho Explosion.

OIL ClTY, Pa, Jan. 2G,--At four o'clock
this afternoon one Of tho most terrific
boiler exploOions that ever occurred in
this section startled tho men working In
the vicinity Of tho Wolf aud Kugler wells
In tho Egypt oil district, about four miles
from this city. There arc eight wells In
this group, pumped by ono engine, all
having sucker rod connections.
Tho National Transit Gsuger Of the
Egypt distric! had occasion this afternoon
to run oil from this lease, and connections
were made between the boiler and tho
pump. Ten minutes before four o'clock
he went to the boiler house and cav that
the steam gusge registered between oishty
and ninety pounds and that there were
three eaugea Of water in the boiler. He
ran two tanks Of oil and went to another
lease whore he had another pump.
About five minutes later the explosion
occurred which completely demolished
the boiler house and instantly killed
Samuel Mccormick aged IA, son Of the
foreman OF tho wells and william Matt.
land sgel 10, who were In charge Of The
boiler. Both Of tho boys were unusually
Intelligent and fully capable Of running
the boiler. Fragment Of the boiler and
engine were thrown several hundred
yards in every direction, cutting down
trees two feet In diameter. Tho cause Of
the explosion is mystery, but pieces Of
the boiler plate found are very thin,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-27
OVER THE BORDER.
A Cannlinn Forger and Embczzler ca,
tured In San Frnncisco.

A Canadian ForEer and Embczzler Cap
t,n tured In San Francisco.
CHICAGO, Jan. GA special dispatch
says that the police have under arrest in
San Francisco Canadian forger and EN-.
bezzler named Benjamin Hagemsnn, who
is wanted il Therold, Ont, to answer to
the charge of awiudlipg his employer, Sir
William D. Rowland, grain commission
dealer Of Toronto, out OF $4,000. Hage.
mann conducted the baronet's branch
office at Therold, a small town on the
Welland canal, and it is stated, first be.
gan his peculations to carry number Of
wheat deals In which hebecame involved,
Finally when he got deep into the mire
he appropriated the cash on hand and
crossed the border. He had, however,
forged and uttered number Of fraudu.
Tents checks and notes and thus laid him.
self liable to e1tradition.
Detectives have been on the defaultsr's
trail for a month, and he succeeded in
leading them merry chase from one side
OF the continent to the other-from Jack
son, Mich, to San Fraccisco, where be
was finally bagged four or Eve days ago.
The Chief OF the San Francisco Detective
Department is now holding him in custo.
dy pending the arrival of an officer With
extrsdltion papers from Washington.
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GLADSTONE INEL1G1BLE,

Proposition to Mako Him an Honorary
oN Mcmbcr OF tho Union Lenguo Club. b
CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-A decided sensation
was created at the annual meeting Of the
Union League Club last night by Edward
F. Cragin, on behalf Of the Committee on
Political Action, proposing for honorary
membership tho Hon. W: E. Gladstone,
the late Premier OF England. Tho pro.
poaalS' speedily developed opposition,
however, and member raiaed the
point that an alien being ineligi-
Bile for active membership he was
also ineligible for honorary membership.
Several other members suggested that the
proceeding was irregular, from the fact
that the name had not been reported
through the proper committee. Some
further dircussion ensued, and when the
motion that the matter be laid on the
table was put to vote there we're few
dissenting voices. The incident excited q
great deal OF comment, aud there were
many who said the affair WAS unfortunate
from every standpoint, and more particu-
larly from the fact that there are about
one hundred Euelishmen who are mem.
bers OF the club. "a, R po.
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Hknunwha Cftv."

specia! Di.pa.cA 4, ,th< Intellioenoer. r, - !
CHARLESTON, W: VA, Jan. %. .ETo.mor.
row evening the good people OF the Per;
manent Seat are toIhold 9 public meeting
to consider the propriety Of changing the
name Of their town from Charleston to
iKanawha City" The reasons given for
this are manifold. Every day, almost,
mail, express matter, freight and baggage
goes ,wrang-either to Charlestown,S u sf.
terson county, or Charleston, South Caro-.
Inns, or some g Of the other, numerous
Charlestons or Charlestowns around the
country. The present name is not, and
never will:be, at all distinctive, while
kanawha is eminently 30. While very
lew people, comparatively, outside the
stateiknow anything about Charleston,
almost everyone in the United States has
heard Of Kanawha- coal and Kanawha
salt, and almost everyone that ever studied
geography, knows where the Great Kama
wha river is. II II 1 Ril
: Edo not know%how~m much backing the
movement has, but as the change will not
involve any cost to tho citiz,ns i. may bs
made, TG1tE4T4f 9iIIgrf -gkl l.I-5ji
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SWALLOWED a SNAKE.
a Case Tint Has Caused IN Sensation iu
I-u Western Town,

Case Tint Has Caused IA sensntion iu i
.-u Western Town.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 26.-A special
from Minnesota Junction says: The case
Of q thres.year-old child OF Charles Gil
man, Of this place, which died recently.
has attracted considerable attention from
the fact that tho little ono expelled a
snake from its stomach. The child had
suffered poor health for long timo and
drooled continually, expellins q yellowish
blood, which stained it's clothing. Ono
day the child directed Mrs. Gilman's at
tention to a small snake on the floor,
which had evidently escaped from its
mouth. The reptile was about a foot
long, OF brown color, with yellow belly.
Its eyes protruded from it's head, and
when molested 1t would run out its
tongue. 49,,
Alter being relieved Of the Shiny occu-
pant Of It's stomach the child stopped
drooling, but subsequently sickeued and
died: The attending physician was Of the
opinion that water had collected on the
child's stomach, after the snakes DEPART
ure, and caused Its death. Tho pereaved
parents recollect having given the child
a drink Of spring water after dark, about
q year previous.